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Drug-eluting microarrays for cell-based screening of chemical-induced apoptosis

Kwon et al., 2011

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12657329673404844348
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Kwon C
Wheeldon I
Kachouie N
Lee S
Bae H
Sant S
Fukuda J
Kang J
Khademhosseini A
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Analytical chemistry

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Traditional high-throughput screening (HTS) is carried out in centralized facilities that require extensive robotic liquid and plate handling equipment. This model of HTS is restrictive as such facilities are not accessible to many researchers. We have designed a …
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